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Step 9: Final Wipe and Touch Up
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What's needed:
While a final wipe is not
necessary, it can add that final touch when detailing.
Apply a light mist of Eagle One Wipe & Shine
to each panel and lightly wipe the surface. This will
help to remove any wax residue that may be left. You
can also use a detailing brush to remove any remaining
wax residue from seams, emblems and around trim. To maintain your wax finish and increase durability, use Wax As-U-Dry® every car wash. This keeps your car looking
freshly waxed with minimal effort. Wax AS-U-Dry will
add a layer of wax protection and shine without the
white residue found in traditional polishes and waxes.
Tips:
- Kneel down and examine the length of the vehicle
at an angle. Inspect the entire vehicle while doing
this and look for any water spots or wax you may have
missed.
- If you see any water spots after driving your vehicle,
use Wipe & Shine with a damp cloth to remove them.
- An easy way to make a detailing brush is by using a
soft-bristled paintbrush. Start with a 2.5"-wide brush
and cut the bristles in half. Finish the detailing
brush by wrapping tape over the metal to prevent scratching.
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This simple spray-on wax makes it easier than ever to get that just hand-waxed look. Wax your car as you dry it!
